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Thai Singer Nene Royal Joins Avenged Sevenfold on Singapore Stage

SINGAPORE — 13 October 2026, AGT 2026 champion Nene Royal fulfilled a dream by performing alongside metal giants Avenged Sevenfold during their concert in Singapore on Tuesday night, delivering a 13-minute set that had fans rocking out. Videos posted on the Nene Royal Facebook page showed the Thai singer and guitarist joining the band onstage, […]

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SINGAPORE — 13 October 2026, AGT 2026 champion Nene Royal fulfilled a dream by performing alongside metal giants Avenged Sevenfold during their concert in Singapore on Tuesday night, delivering a 13-minute set that had fans rocking out. Videos posted on the Nene Royal Facebook page showed the Thai singer and guitarist joining the band onstage, singing, playing guitar and performing solos with confidence and ease, looking almost like an additional member of the group. The performance quickly drew attention online, with fans praising the high-energy collaboration and the chemistry between Nene and the band. Concertgoers were seen jumping and rocking along to the music. The OZONE Band FC Facebook page shared photos of the performance, calling it a “historic moment” for Nene Royal and Avenged Sevenfold. According to NENE ROYAL FANS CLUB, Nene performed five songs: “Hysteria,” “Black Hole Sun,” “Killing in the Name,” “I-E-A-I-A-I-O” and “Zombie v. Nene.” The appearance marked a major milestone for Nene, who had recently won AGT 2026 and stepped onto the international stage as the opening act for one of the world’s best-known metal bands. Her performance in Singapore gave fans a chance to see her share the stage with a band she admires, turning a long-held dream into reality.

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Japan, Malaysia Films Conclude TK Park's Contemporary World Series

Special Report by Lekha Shankar The 2026 Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park (Thailand Knowledge Park) comes to an end this month with two dynamic films from Asia The first film, Sunset Sunrise from Japan, to be screened on Sunday 25 October, at TK Park in Bangkok. The film is set in a lush […]

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Regional

Phuket Vegetarian Parade Highlights Spirit Mediums and Iron Fan Maiden

Phuket’s Vegetarian Festival parade featured spirit mediums performing acts of self‑mortification and the graceful ‘Iron Fan Maiden’ holding her iron fan. The procession, involving the Jiang Ong and Hok Leng Kang shrines, wound through the city toward Sapan Hin, drawing large crowds of locals and tourists. A fire‑walking ceremony is scheduled for later that evening at the Jui Tui Shrine.

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Thai Minister Ready to Face No-Confidence Debate

Thai Minister Sukhomruay Wannatheekul said she is ready for the upcoming no‑confidence debate and is not concerned about corruption or Senate caucus allegations. Speaking at Government House, she noted she is one of 18 ministers targeted by the opposition and believes a five‑day debate may be excessive. She warned against debating outside the substantive issues and affirmed her ability to answer any questions raised.

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Community

GELBOYS2 Releases Final Single 'Twist' Before Farewell

GELBOYS2 announced the release of their farewell single ‘Twist’ as they prepare to say goodbye to their characters ahead of a year‑end fan meeting. In other Thai music news, girl group ILY dropped their sixth single ‘Kittyboy’, while new releases from Mai‑Gook‑Natty, duo 2B, and Mirrr featuring Milli highlighted varied pop, soul‑R&B, and experimental sounds.

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TISCO Posts 5.3 Billion Baht Profit as EV Loans Surge

TISCO reported a net profit of 5.3 billion baht for the first nine months of 2026, up 5.7% year-on-year, driven by strong growth in electric vehicle loans. The group's performance was supported by all core businesses, prudent risk management, and a solid financial position, highlighted by an NPL coverage ratio of 192.5%. CEO Sakchai Peekaphat noted Thailand's gradual economic recovery, backed by exports, domestic stimulus, and a rebounding tourism sector, while cautioning about global uncertainties.

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Thai Beach Volleyball Duo Wins Doha Open Title

Thailand's beach volleyball duo Bright-Best captured the AVC Beach Tour 2nd Doha Open 2026 title in Qatar, defeating the top-seeded Japanese pair in straight sets. The win adds to their impressive tally, marking their fourth championship of the season after earlier victories at the Asian Beach Championships, the Beach Pro Tour Future event, and the Asian Games gold medal. The triumph underscores their continued dominance on the international circuit.

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Chiang Mai University Delivers Rare Natural Quadruplets Successfully

Chiang Mai University’s Faculty of Medicine announced the successful birth of naturally conceived quadruplets, a rare event occurring in about one in 700,000 pregnancies. A team of roughly 30 doctors performed the cesarean section, and eight months later all four babies are healthy. The achievement highlights advanced perinatal care and coordination with regional hospitals.

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Deputy PM Dismisses No-Confidence Debate as Rhetoric, Jokes About Heart

Deputy Prime Minister Songsak Thongsi dismissed the no‑confidence debate as mere rhetoric, joking that the motion’s claim of his ‘rotting heart’ meant he might need a doctor. He said it is normal for the opposition to scrutinize the government and that his side is ready to answer, while rejecting accusations of corruption and greed. He added that most of the debate centers on the Senate selection case, but he awaits specific questions before commenting further.

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Weather

Ayutthaya Floods Isolate Village, 100 Homes Need Boat Access

Heavy flooding in Ayutthaya Province has isolated the Ban Ko community, leaving over 100 households dependent on boats for travel. Although dam outflows have been reduced, waters remain high across 16 districts, damaging homes and corn fields. Residents say flood warnings arrived too late, urging faster alerts to better prepare for future events.

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Government and Opposition Mark October 14 Anniversary, Urge Safe Dissent

Government and opposition leaders marked the 53rd anniversary of the October 14, 1973 uprising, honoring those who fought for democracy. Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s representative, Phiradon Prisananantakul, said authority is a public trust and called for responsible governance that protects free expression. The ceremony at the October 14 Memorial included religious rites, flower-laying, and speeches from both sides of parliament.

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